A four-star Perthshire hotel has been put up for sale for £3 million.
The Pine Trees Hotel in Pitlochry is set within a Victorian mansion and is surrounded by 10 acres of gardens and woodland.
The hotel, which has recently undergone a refurbishment, has 32 bedrooms within its main building and the adjacent converted coach house.
Christie & Co is handling the sale of the hotel, which was built in 1892.
Its current owners Major James Barlow and his wife Anne plan to retire.
The couple bought the hotel in 2018 from long-term owners Robert and Valerie Kerr.
Its sale brochure states: “The Pine Trees Hotel has been owned by our clients for a number of years and it is now due to retirement that the business has been placed for sale.”
Among the features of the Perthshire hotel are “high-quality interiors, energy-efficient heating and every modern convenience”.
It has retained its “traditional style and old-worlde charm,” according to the agents.
Multi-million-pound Tayside and Fife hotels
The Perthshire premises is not the only multi-million-pound hotel being in Tayside and Fife being marketed by Christie & Co.
The 53-bedroom Ballathie House Hotel, near Stanley, is on the market for £6m.
And on Courier Country’s most expensive street, The Russell Hotel is up for sale for £3.5m.
